their plan are subject to the goals and ethics of others. They are reactive and
are working toward other people's goals.It is my observation that human beings are healthy and remain healthy to the extent they remain balanced.
Since some people are not yet familiar with what it means to be in balance, this document will serve as a guide.
In my opinion, disease (not at ease) is a byproduct of imbalance or distraction of focus.
If you have not yet created a life plan, including foundational ethics and working goals in important areas of life, you must create these written guides now.
Those who have not done the above process and are not following
their plan are subject to the goals and ethics of others. They are reactive and
are working toward other people's goals.
Once you have gone deep inside and created the ethical guidelines and goals you become proactive, working on your goals and creating value with your efforts.
From
time to time you will be exposed to events (you might call them bad events). If
you do not have a "basic skill set" allowing you to release, energy
(sometimes called negative emotions) may linger in your (space) mind or memory.
Suppose someone took a swing at you, you would recoil, flinch or contract. Two
people experience the same event (physical assault, emotional assault, chemical
assault) one comes out unaffected (by using their basic skill set for releasing)
the other experiences disease (they hang on to the experience).
You know if you currently own the "basic skill set." If you do not you will want to obtain these skills.
Your personal code of ethics makes your life much easier. Once you have examined and created your code of ethics you will find it easy to quickly make decisions about opportunities you are presented with. If the opportunity is in harmony with your ethics it could be a "go." If it is in conflict with your code it is most certainly a "no thank you."
Begin by making a long list of everything you could possible want to control, own, use, do, visit or enjoy.
Organize them into categories they best fit into and then arrange them in order of importance.
As you proceed through this process you will elaborate and specify more clearly your goals.
A Plan
for Managing Your Money:This plan has been called "The Six Jars" plan for managing money. It is a sound system and you will feel at ease in the area of managing your money. What contributes to your ease is the balance inherent in working this plan.
The Six Jars are your visual reminder of your plan for managing money instead of money managing you.
You take your combined income less an equal amount for each partner and then disperse the balance into the accounts.
One example suppose you earn $3500 each month and your partner earns $2500 each month, you create an agreed amount - say $1000 to split at $500.00 each per month for personal use.
·Lifestyles
·House
payments
·Food
·Medical
(including preventative medicine such as supplements.)
You may choose to
reduce this one as you create more income; it is not necessary to have a
lifestyle increase each and every time you create more income. You can adjust
necessities down to say 50% and add 3 more percent to FFA and 2 more to LTSS or
any other choice you choose.
Would you like to
take a trip? Buy a gift? New toy? Car? Boat? This is the jar (or jars) such as
3% for trip, 4% for boat, and 3% for ???
Education
10%You must invest in
yourself. You can become an expert in any area by diligently studying just 30 to
60 minutes each day for 2 years.
Gifts can include
supporting your church or any other person or group of your choice. You may
contribute more money or your time instead of cash if you choose. (Adjust only
your necessities to change percentages.) Disperse regularly.
The Play account is
to be disposed of each month or so, this is not a savings portion of your plan.
Spend monthly or at the longest every 3 months. This is important to keep in
balance.
This account is your never - ever - spend fund. Grow it and then use the
interest to live on once you retire. Your job is to educate yourself on money
and investments so you can learn to grow the money at a faster rate. Do you know
exactly how much capital you will need working for you to retire in the
lifestyle you choose?
With current common
passbook accounts at record lows you must learn how to achieve higher returns.
·High
Risk Investments at 10% of your investments
·Medium
Risk Investments at 20% of your investments
·Low
Risk Investments at 70% of your investments
·High
Risk Investments at 20% of your investments
·Medium
Risk Investments at 30% of your investments
·Low
Risk Investments at 50% of your investments
This will be a collection of business plans, marketing plans, family plans and more. You will want to use a daily planner to place the action plans into for execution.
I use
the Franklin planner (I was privileged to be instructed by Hyrum W. Smith
founder of Franklin Planners over 20 Years ago).
Each goal will have a time line associated with it that will be integrated into your planner for execution. If it does not have a time line, how will it ever become accomplished?
This document is only the overview of what is needed to regain your natural balance.
You may contact me for coaching if you desire and / or seek knowledge and understanding in numerous books and courses that are available.
Visit http://www.yourhealthwiz.com/links for a beginning list of resources.
Please send me any resources you have discovered that you feel would be worth while to share with others seeking enlightenment. mailto:links@yourhealthwiz.com
Thank You,
Dale Maxwell
(800) 366-1460